Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.Welcome to another spoiler special episode. This time we are spoiling the seventh entry in the Scream franchise that started way back in 1996 from the legendary film maker Wes Craven. And now the writer from the original film, Kevin Williamson steps into the directors chair, ether waiting his turn or mostly likely that they couldn't find anyone else, as things have gotten messy behind the scenes, of which we do address at the start of the show. Joining me though to talk all things Screaming is Tommy our resident horror nut and Scream expert. On this one we talk about the return of Neve Campbell and the Mother daughter story. We talk about all the kills. We talk about reveals and the who done it aspect of the film. Plus we talk about beer. IMDB page       Haven't Scene It: A Movie Pod Link link treeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.   Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.Wow films are getting crazy with there ideas and concepts these days and I'm totally here for it. What if we put Frankensteins monster and his new bride and stick them in nineteen thirties Chicago in Bonnie and Clyde style mash up.  So yes, this week on the podcast as the second Frankenstein film in the form of The Bride is coming out, we are focusing our attention on, you guessed it Frankenstein Films. Joining me this week is the perfect guest, the monster expert that is Parker from Dissect That Film.Warning we will be talking SPOILERSMartin's turn for Part 2 and is going for the film that Guillermo del Toro fans having been waiting a very long time for, his passion project Frankenstein. On this one we talk about how the amazing production design to the sets and the small details. We talk about the interesting relationship Frankenstein has with the creature and Elizabeth especially. We talk about how gorey and violent the film can as well. Plus we talk about vegetables and toilets. IMDB page     Dissect That Film LintreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.     Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.Wow films are getting crazy with there ideas and concepts these days and I'm totally here for it. What if we put Frankensteins monster and his new bride and stick them in nineteen thirties Chicago in Bonnie and Clyde style mash up.  So yes, this week on the podcast as the second Frankenstein film in the form of The Bride is coming out, we are focusing our attention on, you guessed it Frankenstein Films. Joining me this week is the perfect guest, the monster expert that is Parker from Dissect That Film.Warning we will be talking SPOILERSMy guest is going first on this one and it going for the Mel Brooks classic, the hilarious Young Frankenstein. On this one we talk about how relentless the jokes are, be it one liners or sight gags, they just keep coming. We talk about how Mel Brooks still manages to keep some of the classic horror elements of this story in the film. Plus we talk about the nearly every line in the film. IMDB page    Dissect That Film LintreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.     Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.The great horror maverick director Sam Raimi is back with his new horror film, Send Help starring Rachel McAdams. So naturally we will be talking all things Sam Raimi films. Joining me to talk extensively, and I mean extensively about Sam Raimi's work are one of my favourite returning guests John and Georgia from The Comfort Films Podcast.Warning we will be talking SPOILERS Martin's pick is up next for Sam Raimi films and is going for Sam Raimi's very first comic book film, and no it's not Spider-Man. It is in fact Darkman. On this one we talk about how widley the directing is at times, and how feels like it's directed straight from a comic book page. We talk about the variable acting and how the amount of influences may of effected that. Plus we talk about elephants. IMDB page Comfort Films Website   FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.The great horror maverick director Sam Raimi is back with his new horror film, Send Help starring Rachel McAdams. So naturally we will be talking all things Sam Raimi films. Joining me to talk extensively, and I mean extensively about Sam Raimi's work are one of my favourite returning guests John and Georgia from The Comfort Films Podcast.Warning we will be talking SPOILERS First up we have John and Georgia's pick, the very underrated The Gift. On this one we talk about the incredible acting performances, from Cate Blanchett and Giovanni Ribisi especially. We also talk about Keanu Reeves acting too, in a slightly different light. We talk about Sam Raimi's different restrained approach to the directing with this film. We talk about the mystery element of the film and how well that works. Plus we talk about Keanu some more. IMDB page   Comfort Films Website   FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.       Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.Well look what we got here. Yes that's right, we are starting a new podcasts series called My Film vs My Inspiration. Where our wonderful host interviews up and coming filmmakers and actors about there new film and the film that inspired them to make it. For our first episode, we are talking about the film, soon to be released A Christmas Party and the film that Inspired it, Hannah and Her Sisters, with the writer director Alex Helmer and the two leads Sara-Grace Donnelly and Jaxon Keller. We talk about all the challenging moments on set, the funny moments, our favourite characters and reveal all the behind the scenes secrets about, A Christmas Party. IMDB page Hannah and Her Sisters, IMDB page     Social media links At the Helm Productions Instagram  At the Helm Productions Website A Christmas Party Instagram  FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.      Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.We are back people for another year of podcasting and talking all things movies. We start off with a delayed movie in Soulm8te without a release date, errr. Soulm8te will hopefully come out at some point this year and is a spin-off film from the M3gan films. So naturally as the M3gan films feature killer murderous robots, we are talking robot films. Joining me to talk all things Robots in the movies are the most featured guests on the podcast, Christina and Quinn from the World of Horror Podcast for the sixth time. Warning we will be talking SPOiLERSThe hosts choice this time and is going for one of our guests favourite films, (unknowingly of course) RoboCop from 1987. I already feel annoyed at my self that have to put the date as theres a god awful remake out that there. Anyway on this one we talk about how really violent and sadistic this film is in terms of how the villains are portrayed. We talk about why there are three villains in this film. We talk about the weird horror moment in this film. Plus we talk about how cute ED-209 is. IMDB page   World of Horrors Link TreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.We are back people for another year of podcasting and talking all things movies. We start off with a delayed movie in Soulm8te without a release date, errr. Soulm8te will hopefully come out at some point this year and is a spin-off film from the M3gan films. So naturally as the M3gan films feature killer murderous robots, we are talking robot films. Joining me to talk all things Robots in the movies are the most featured guests on the podcast, Christina and Quinn from the World of Horror Podcast for the sixth time. Warning we will be talking SPOiLERSWe start off with Christina and Quinns pick, with one of the first films that really put Alex Garland on the map as a writing director, Ex Machina. On this we talk about how the development of AI technology has influenced our opinion of the film and certain characters motivations. We talk about the incredible performances from all four leads. Plus we talk about some of the frankly weirdness of the film too. IMDB page                World of Horrors Link TreeFVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.Support the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.For our last episode of the year, as the worlds greatest detective in back, no not Batman, Benoit Blanc is at it again in another Knives Out movie. This time with a twist, he's grown his hair out in, Wake Up Dead Man now available on Netflix. As Wake Up Dead Man is a detective mystery story, we are going to focus the episode on the Whodunnit genre. Discussing all things Whodunnits, is a debutant guest Heather J Stewart a film reviewer and now the European correspondent for the Revisionist Almanac. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS.Heathers up next with her pick and is going for her favourite film of all time, Zodiac from the great David Fincher. On this one we talk about how David Fincher keeps his direction really simple to create incredible tension and shock value and how his direction evolves as the film goes on. We talk about how efficient the film is, in terms of sticking to facts and writing fictional scenes and how the balance works so well. Plus we talk about squirrels. IMDB page         Heather J Stewarts Instagram page FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokSupport the show

Send us a text about your favourite films relating to the episode.For our last episode of the year, as the worlds greatest detective in back, no not Batman, Benoit Blanc is at it again in another Knives Out movie. This time with a twist, he's grown his hair out in, Wake Up Dead Man now available on Netflix. As Wake Up Dead Man is a detective mystery story, we are going to focus the episode on the Whodunnit genre. Discussing all things Whodunnits, is a debutant guest Heather J Stewart a film reviewer and now the European correspondent for the Revisionist Almanac. Warning we will be talking SPOILERS.Martins turn to go first and is going for the Robert Altman classic, Gosford Park with every British actor known to man involved. On this one we talk about how on earth Robert Altman directs this massive cast beautifully. We talk about how tonally this works so well with so many storylines going on. We talk about why the film doesn't feel like a whodunnit and why it almost feels a parody and then hits you with an emotional gut punch at the end. Plus we talk about dodgy accents. IMDB page Heather J Stewarts Instagram page FVF Social linkstwitterinstagramTikTokAs ever please enjoy.                  Support the show